The Objective HTML (OHtml) toolkit allows programming of HTML forms (in Java) in the style of traditional client-server GUI toolkits.

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Description

Packages

objectivehtml.common	This package contains all the common classes that are used by all the other packages.
objectivehtml.exception	This package contains the common exceptions used in all the packages of the toolkit.
objectivehtml.htmlwidget	This package contains all the HtmlWidget classes of the toolkit.
objectivehtml.htmlwidget.exception	This package contains all the exceptions that can be thrown from HtmlWidget objects.
objectivehtml.ohtmlc	This package contains the classes used in the Objective Html Compiler (ohtmlc).
objectivehtml.ohtmlc.exception	This package contains all the exceptions thrown by the classes in ohtmlc.
objectivehtml.oms	This package contains the classes used in the Objective Html Messaging System (OMS).
objectivehtml.oms.exception	This package contains all the exceptions thrown by the classes in OMS.
objectivehtml.struts	This package contains all the classes that are part of the Objective Html - Struts bridge.
objectivehtml.utils	This package contains html utility classes and methods.

The Objective HTML (OHtml) toolkit allows programming of HTML forms (in Java) in the style of traditional client-server GUI toolkits. Its aim is to make maintenance and development easier through encapsulation of form components into Java objects.

These are some of the features offered by OHtml:

• A signals and slots system for event handling
• The OHtml Compiler (ohtmlc) that generates Java code from normal html files
• Automatic updating of form data
• Ability to configure event handling and form properties through xml configuration files
• Fully integrated with Struts
• Native support of multipart/form-data via Struts
• Automatic escaping of special html characters
• The ability to hide/show form objects such as html table rows and columns

For full details visit the project website at objectivehtml.sourceforge.net.